Split, Join, and Conflict functions

Dyph works on arrays of objects that implement equatable and hash (see Dyph::Equatable). For various reasons one might want to delegate the splitting and joining of the input/out to Dyph. (i.e. so one would not have to map over the input and output to do the transformation)

With merge parameter lambdas

One can define split_funciton, join_function, and conflict_function to Dyph::Diff.merge such as splitting on word boundries, (but keeping delimiters):

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